16 Jun, 23
17 Sep, 22
Airport Air Quality Monitoring
The volume of commercial air traffic has increased exponentially in recent decades, leading to airports which are always busy and often overcrowded.
21 Aug, 22
AirSENCE FIRE-WATCH (Patent pending) Early wildfire detecting and locating system
Wildfires are usually sparked by lightning or human activity, particularly during extremely dry conditions, such as a drought, and under strong winds. Though they are defined as uncontrolled fires that break out in a wilderness setting
08 Jun, 22
AirSENCE Joining the University of Toronto to Start “Measuring Air Quality to Manage Canada’s Investment in Sustainability”
We’re excited to announce the start of an NSERC Alliance Missions funded joint project between the University of Toronto and A.U.G. Signals Ltd. (AUG) to manage Canada’s investment in sustainability through measuring air quality.
13 Apr, 22
Increasing SMOG generation in cities
The term “SMOG” was first used in the early 1900s to describe a mixture of smoke and fog, although the phenomenon is distinct from actual meteorological fog.
25 Mar, 22
What is Ground Level Ozone and How It Affects Us
People living in rural or undeveloped areas may live under the assumption that the air they breathe is pure and uncontaminated...
18 Mar, 22
An Overview of Urban Air Pollution and How Continuous Monitoring Can Help
Air pollution continues to be a serious problem in major cities around the world, with incessant traffic and industrial emissions creating pollutant...
02 Feb, 22
Thermal Power Plants – “Necessary Nuisance” and Prime Polluters!
Thermal power plants(TPPs)generate electricity by spinning turbines using heat, either from the burning of fossil fuels or another source.
28 Jun, 21
Air Quality Monitoring at Construction Sites
Global construction activities have increased drastically in the last few decades. How is the growth of construction activities...
28 Jun, 21
Air Pollution: Everything You Need to Know
Addressing the issue of air pollution on a global scale requires identifying solutions and taking action at a local level. The development of tools such as low-cost air quality sensors allows us to monitor our environment at local scales in an affordable and accessible way.
